voters sound-off on the big shake-up in the oakland pole department. at it's three chiefs in three days. city leaders and voters signed off on the big shake up at the oakland police department. you really can't say that it's safe, but that is not stopping people from pushing the limits. >> the fatal crash on the san francisco bay and new concerns about a sailing event that looks a lot more like an extreme sport. looking ahead to warm beach weather and trying to squeeze into swim suits with some time at the gym. the healthy tweaks to your work out routine. thank you for joining us. >> thicks are warming up today. i'm brian and the forecast looks like things will be sunnier after a foggy start this morning. and we'll look at temperatures that are nudging 90 degrees

inland. right now we've got fog near the shoreline. plenty of sun inland. 51 at the our port and the forecast coming up but first let's get the latest from ann. >> we will start today with new safety concerns this weekend after that fatal practice run for the america's cup. we are learning more about the moments leading up to the accident on the san francisco bay. artemis racing team was performing a routine on thursday when its yacht flipped over killing an olympic sailor. the sailors that started the races back in 1851 wouldn't recognize today's competition. these boats are faster than ever. john blackstone with the big question are they too fast? >> reporter: the team captain artemis describe -- the bolt had previous problems with a beam that holds the catamaran

together. >> what went wrong yesterday was that we lost a person and that's what we need to find out. how do you lose a person in a small boat with a lot of people looking? >> reporter: the death is evidence of the risk as sailing becomes an extreme sport. rich run assailing school on san francisco bay. >> this i think equates to things like formula one and nascar. you really can't say that it's safe but that is not stopping people from pushing the limits and trying to excel at the highest limits of the sport. >> they fly. they don't sail they fly. >> reporter: how fast are these boats now? >> they are regularly hitting 40 knots which is around 45 miles an hour. >> reporter: on the water that is fast. >> yes, it's incredibly fast. >> reporter: last fall team oracle 72-foot boat flipped over. no one was injured and oracle's smaller 145-foot boat also had

a spectacular spill but again no injuries. america's cup organizers hope the faster boats and riskier competition will create enough excitement to attract spectators and television viewers when the races begin here on san francisco bay in july. john blackstone cbs news san francisco. >> america's cup does require every team member to take intense safety training. last october a team of sailors left hanging high up in the air when their boat capsized on the bay. since then the sport has implemented mandatory safety train. all sailors are required to wear helmets, carry knives, and crew members must carry a small air tank. >> we saw the oracle team i -- we sold the oracle team 20 of these larger ones and now they have bought a lot of the smaller ones. >> the air tanks are attached to the sailors vests.

>> that is shawn went sworn in as acting chief yesterday. mayor jean quan says former acting chief anthony voluntarily took a demotion to become captain so she turned to a 17 year veteran while insisting her administration is fully in charge. but city officials are unhappy with all of this instability. >> my constituents are responding negatively. in other words, we don't know what we are doing. their comments to me is that the thugs are more organized than you guys. >> some believe that because he was howard jordan's right hand man, the court appointed compliance director who is now in charge of the department wanted someone else to become interim chief. more bay area headlines now. a 14-year-old boy is in serious

condition after a car hit his bike in campbell. police say it happened before 9:00 last night by west campbell avenue and north milton. according to officers, the teen cyclist pedaled through a stop sign when the car hit him. the car made a u-turn to check on that teenager. he is now in a medically induced coma. concession workers at at & t park are threatening to go on strike. in less than an hour they will vote on whether or not to otherwise one. the 150 concession workers have been without a contract for three years. they each make $15-20 and they say they are unhappy with the progress of contract talks. ballpark officials says if there is a strike, fans will not notice a disruption in services. the warriors fell short against the san antonio spurs in game three of the western conference semi finals. guard tony parker led the spurs with 32 points. san antonio was up by ten at

the beginning of the fourth quarter. the warriors cut that lead to just one but the spurs held on winning 102-92. they lead the series two games to one. game four is tomorrow at oracle arena. today's voting begins in vallejo on how to allocate $3 million in tax money. they are calling this patist pa tour budgeting. they will choose among 35 neighborhood projects. three improvements and public safety measures. voting continues through next saturday. >> on monday a project begins in the south bay to clean up graffiti that has been an eyesore for motorists. with cal tran and union pacific that will be a team that will be trying to wipe out hard to reach graffiti on, over railway bridges. o control over

trestles which are owned by railroad... and some overpa which are owned by caltranst the city usually gets blamer the graffiti. it could mean trouble if yo pet ever gets lost. why dogs and cats aren't created equal in the eyes of the la "you know, filling a room wh bees and bats wouldn't havee same appeal". how about some butterflies? where in the bay area you w their transformation. and a surprising detail on what ty do with their feet. new this morning: [ male announcer ] want irresistible chicken made the way you say? get to subway now for the oven roasted chicken $3 six-inch select! try it on toasty flatbread with melted american cheese, maybe spice it up with chipotle southwest sauce. still just $3, every day.

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point-one magnitude earthque in iran just last month. a violent day in pakistan as millions heads to the polls today. at least 17- people been killed in a string of militt attacks. this election marks the first time in the country's 65-year history ta civilian government has completed its full term and handed over power. right now - two astronauts e trying to plug a leak at the international space station live look at their space wa nasa says the problem has t with an ammonia coolant... h is used to chill the station's power system. the astronauts will spend about hours making the emergency repairs. so why t short notice? -- it's because 3 of those astronauts are set to return to earth monday. you know about the birds ane bees. but what about the butterflies? kpix 5's don ford shows us: a beloved exhibit has fluttered back san francisco's conservatorf flowers.. complete with a maternity ward.

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shows beach- cover ups may more effective in protecting your skin from ultraviolet . resear >> the new study shows beach coverups could be more effective to protecting your skin. both sunscreen and physical barriers take t-shirts and hats can partially prevent uvb effects but the coverups work better. and this is the season when a lot of people are working out trying to get that perfect beach body. for more health tips jennifer is joining us live now. we will get to that in a minute. i want to talk to you about the quote that has been heard around the world. by the ceo of abercrombie and fitch. let's put that up on the screen. i'm sure in your line of work

this really turns your stomach. mike jeffrey says candidly we go after the cool kids. we go after the attractive all american kid with a great attitude and a lot of friends. he goes on to say a lot of people don't belong in our clothes and they can't belong. are we exclusionary? absolutely. okay. when you heard that, what was your reaction? >> well, my first reaction is number one you know we talk a lot about bullying in schools with children but i think this is a classic example that bullying can happen even amongst adults. i think it's unfortunate at a time when not only is bullying a prominent issue in our culture we have children as young as five, six, and seven years old developing eating disorders that an adult could make a comment like this. it's extremely devicive and shocking. >> and you work with teenagers, kids that are sensitive to these issues. a comment like that how deeply could that effect them?

>> i think in our culture it's pervasive. at a time when kids are developing we say kids are simple. they want to feel special and don't want to get in trouble. it's pretty straightforward. so when their bodies are changing, it's really important that they feel like they have a place to fit in. and a social outlet and the way they dress and appear with their peer groups is extremely important to them. when you have someone that is perpetuating this ideal image of being a certain size or shape especially when they go through pubberty it's quite dangerous. and quite frankly i think it's a little interesting study that kids could do is to look at the size and say a size eight at abercrombie take it to other stores and do a comparison to see just if whether or not the clothes are consistent because i promise you the clothes at abercrombie are actually made quite smaller than most typical clothes so there is an

inconsistency there. >> balancing that against the wants when it comes to summer to have that beach body. what is the balance there? how can people embrace that? >> i think it's one of the times of years where it gets warmer so we're wearing less clothing shorts, tank tops and of course swim suits. what is important for people to understand this the time of year you don't lose sight of balance. you need to be able to eat to fuel your body and have fun on things like fourth of july and going to picnics. at the same time as a parent it's important to emphasize if you pick an activity for your child make sure it's something they really enjoy doing. they are much more likely to stick with it and have fun while they are doing it. >> i think it's difficult for parents nowadays. you hear about the issues with childhood obesity even the first lady is going after that. but then they're also having to balance that with not having their kids go to extreme measures. >> yeah and in the business i work in, i've heard many horror

stories. specifically related to the antiobesity campaign. i think what happens in our culture people tend to take an extreme approach. i've heard things such as teachers bringing in scales into the classroom and weighing children in front of each other and really that is not the right approach. it's important to be able to again talk about what real balance is which is fueling your body and allowing yourself to have fun at the same time. >> all right jennifer we have a link to summit eating disorders on our website at cbs5.com. just click on links and numbers. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank.

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pleasanton. she has been found by a good samaritan. his microchip linking him back to the hogans. >> received a phone call getty lee is alive and well. don't worry mom he's safe with us and on his way to the animal shelter. >> reporter: but not so fast. his owner came here to animal control looking for her cat. she thought the good samaritan was bringing her cat here. that never happened. s unidentified person who found getty lee left the female hospital staff he was scanned and ided and never turned him over. >> when you didn't get him back what did you think? >> like he died again. >> reporter: the fell line hospital that first scanned getty lee has no legal responsible to hold on to the cat. and get this, dogs are considered property. cats are considered roaming felines.

and so it becomes a gray area. making it harder to prove theft even with a microchip. >> when he's chipped if he goes to the veterinarian, they will say i cannot work on him, he has an owner. >> reporter: the hogan's said they would be willing to share getty lee they just want to see him again. >> no questions asked. if you love an animal you will do what you can to take care of it. delivery just in time for mother's day. an illinois zoo announced their first successful litter of sloth bears. there they are. these little cubs made their public debut this week. a boy and a girl. they were born in january but they have been kept in the maternity den with their mother. the zoo says they weighed less than one pound at birth and can fit in the palm of your hand. >> adorable. this morning at tony's table a tasting pairing of swiss shard and polenta.

>> today we will make one of my favorite greens. i love swiss hard. the best way to get it is make sure it's very green all the way around the bottom has to be nice and white. and put it in your refrigerator right away. and it's easy to cook. >> real easy. we sauteed it with garlic and extra virgin olive oil. and after ten minutes it looks like this. we will add a little bit of lemon juice to give it sweetness and red peppers or pepper flakes. sorry. >> perfect. >> stir that up. when you put the lemon juice in there you smell it. >> it gives it a nice freshness to it. a little sea salt to it and a little pepper. >> black pepper. >> now the idea you have polenta on the bottom. we are going to serve the swiss char and the polenta. we are going to put the swiss char right on top. >> the polenta we already

cooked. you saute it with a little bit of olive oil. just for about 30 seconds on each side. on top of that we are going to put some of these beautiful tomatoes that we have poached already. we have cleaned it up a little bit. >> yeah. there is some balsamic in those potatoes too. >> garlic. look how beautiful that is. another masterpiece. >> a very clean dish too. >> very clean. i like it. thank you sweetheart. beautiful. coming up mobile weather checking out a vintage flight in the east bay. how you can board the world war ii bomber that is taking off this weekend. that is coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,

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anymore. a bay area little league field built by a legend. why the the kids aren't allowed to play there anymore. and here comes the sun. after a week of morning clouds we've got sunshine out in the east bay and prospects for a warmer weekend. the forecast still ahead. prince harry's u.s. tour continues today in colorado. how he's honoring wounded veterans today. it's just about 7:30. it is may 11th. thank you for joining us. >> i'm brian. and yes the rumors you heard are true. things will be warmer this weekend. we've got a lot of sun around

the bay. even as we get off if a foggy start things will change. forecast is just ahead. let's get the latest from ann. it will be a lovely weekend but you will not see any america's cup boats out on the bay. they are not going to be practicing this weekend. that is all been called off until at least monday. san francisco police leading the investigation now into thursday's crash that killed sailor andrew simpson. here's what they know so far, the water was flat at the time. the winds up to 20 knots or 23 miles an hour. simpson's team had just completed a maneuver turning away from the wind when the boat nose dived and capsized. experts say there may be no one to blame. >> with these sailors that are well trained and experienced in yacht racing they will be held to a higher standard and knowledge will be imposed on them. of what is likely to occur. >> there has been a lot of

criticism about the lighter boats built for speed could be dangerous. the races will begin in july. and top to bottom review of the crash is under way. >> nothing is off the table. we need to find out what happened. >> race organizers are looking at what happened but the san francisco police are leading the official investigation with assistance from the coast guard. a bay area little league team tried just about everything to keep their kids safe from asking people to leave their guns at home to posting signs and forcing a zero tolerance of violent but it didn't work. now as kpix 5 sharon tells us kids will no longer play on a field overtrims built by a local legend. >> reporter: it was the first inning here when gunfire exploded half a block away. >> i had all of my kids on my left side get down under the dugout and wait until the whole commotion was done. >> reporter: coach kevin says

no one got hit but the drive by in this residential neighborhood terrified the team. >> my son was really effected last night. he doesn't want to play baseball but i'm like don't let that take it away from you. >> reporter: it's the second shooting in three weeks. a suspect was arrested in april for shooting at the father of a player dug a game. league president greg says police have increased patrols but it's not enough. >> bullets don't have names they just travel. anybody can get hurt at any time. >> and it's a shame that crime is driving the league away from herman field. the >> we have to leave our home of 49 years. temporarily, of course. but it's a shame. and it should be a black eye against the city and the city council should do something about it. >> reporter: coaches are notifying player's this weekend's games are off. >> they have been anticipating coming to practice and having a

game and then you tell them it's canceled. >> reporter: the games for the rest of the season will be played here a few miles away. it's not in the middle of a residential neighborhood. it's more isolated and more protected. and hopefully a lot safer. as he hopes the league will return to thurman when it's a safer place to play ball. >> that is a sad state of affairs. sharon's calls to vallejo mayor were not returned. the new message from the irs, we're sorry. the agency is apologizing some of its employees singled out conservative groups when they applied for tax exempt status. apparently irs employees called for extra scrutiny on certain audits in 2012. >> they used names like tea party and patriots. that was wrong. the irs would like to apologize

for that. >> republican lawmakers are calling for a thorough investigation. the white house says both the treasury department and the irs are looking into the matter. the newtown connecticut school where 20 first graders were shot and killed will likely be torn down and rebuilt. there were talksover moving to a different location but some parents say that would be like letting the gunman win. the plan still needs the okay from the local school board and then by voters. prince harry is in colorado today. he arrived yesterday saying happy birthday to olympian missy franklin and today he will be in colorado springs for the warrior games. more than 200 wounded servicemen and women from the u.s. and britain will take part in those games. during his u.s. tour harry is expected to stop in new jersey to see damage from super storm sandy. satisfying a hungry kitty.

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a young pilot from fresno is well on his way toward getting into the guinness book of world records. he's expected to arrive at an airport in london today. he's trying to be the youngest person to fly solo around the world. he took off last week in a ovation 2gx. that is an airplane. he hopes to finish his trip with a return to fresno on june 8th. in the east bay a vintage flight with mobile weather kpix

5. >> reporter: i'm at the hayward executive airport. it's an open house all day long. we will give you details about that but first off i want to talk about this big bad boy over misledder. this is a world war ii b-17 bomber. its historical and i had the wonderful opportunity to go on board and take a cruise around the bay area. let me take you for a ride. first stop you get on board and i was lucky enough to ride with a couple veterans who explained to me that these b-17s were built in 1935. they weigh oh boy they are heavy. they weigh thousands of pounds. about 65,000 pounds and cruise about 150 miles an hour. on board there were about 11-13 machine guns and over 9,000 pounds of bombs. that is a lot of weight. now first off i had the great opportunity to ride this

bomber. but you can too. so to tell us how you can get involved, doug mcnail is the airport manager. first off, people at home are saying i like what i saw. how can they get involved? >> come out to the hayward airport. we have an open house today from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. free parking and free admission. >> what if i want to go for a ride? >> they will be glad to take you. you can tour it on the ground for a nominal fee. there is an additional charge to fly. this is a living piece of united states history. >> reporter: i have to say when i was riding with the veterans when i saw the flood of emotions returning over their face, for me i will never forget that. >> the airplane is very special to anybody who served in world war ii we want to invite those veterans out. >> reporter: and the veterans will be here. the pilots will be here and they get to mingle with the kids. >> we have free airplane rides for kids. we have great food. we have about 30 airplanes on display and you can tour the

faa control tower icvery rare o >> reporter: it is. i don't even get to do that anymore. but i can this weekend. and you can too. if you want more information first off visit us online kpix.com/events. and you can come out here to the hayward executive airport. reporting from mobile weather roberto gonzalez. >> and what a lovely day it would be in the sky. looks like it will be sunny all around the bay area. a little foggy though this morning. you know why we are getting such good weather? >> no. >> it's in your honor. oh in fact stay there. on behalf of the weather department we got together and bought you this beautiful -- >> how did you know i'm in love with chocolate? yes, it is my birthday. >> happy birthday and i bet there is no place you would rather be. we have mostly cloudy skies. starting things off around the bay. you go on the other side of the

east bay there is mostly sunny skies. readings are starting out in the 50s. 49 at santa rosa. 55 in san jose. 51 at san francisco. and 53 at livermore. and here's how it looks as we start off your saturday morning. we've got mostly cloudy skies around the bay. sunshine inland. temperatures as you head out there be in the upper 50s and near 60 degrees. and if you're heading to the old ball yard today the giants are playing the braves at 1:05 p.m.. we're looking for sunny and mild conditions. how about mother's day tomorrow? it will be mostly sunny. warm inland. temperatures tomorrow in the upper 80s out in the east bay. 62 degrees near the shoreline. what we are expecting is high pressure to nudge in over the weekend. as a result things warm up. fewer clouds in the morning. we got an earlier burn off today. as i say we have sunshine inland. and stronger on shore flow brings us cooler weather. in the meantime sunshine and that looks good for the weekend. here's how it looks from the

satellite. you can see the low pressure that is twirling off the pacific northwest we will get some high clouds today from that system that all effect the queen charlottes but not us. and the temperatures will be warmer. if you're heading out of the bay area, it's smoking in the central valley. temperatures 94 at sacramento. 100 degrees at fresno. down in monterey it will be beautiful. for us today 69 in the city. 82 in santa rosa. 89 in livermore. plenty warm and plenty of sunshine in the week ahead. numbers will top out in the 80s all week long for the inland areas. around the bay we will cool it off on monday. looking ahead toward next weekend things will be warming up again next saturday and sunday. after a little bit of a mild shot in the middle of the week. there is your weather. go out and have a great saturday. it looks like the weather will help. >> all weekend long. thank you. more bay area headlines this morning. a 14-year-old boy is in serious

condition right now after a car hit his bike in campbell last night. it happened around 9:00 at west campbell avenue and north milton. officers say the teen cyclist pedaled through a stop sign when the car hit him. the driver made a u-turn to check on that boy. he's now in a medically induced coma at valley medical. in other bay area headlines workers are threatening to go on strike. in less than an hour they will vote on whether or not to authorize right now. they have been without a contract for three years. they make $15-$20 an hour but they are unhappy about the talk of contract talks. even if there is a strike, fans won't notice a disruption in services. what started as a small peach therapy class has turned into a school serving hundreds of children with special needs. sharon shows us this week's jefferson award winner.

>> reporter: her son colton has went from a silent toddler to a sociable toddler. she credits the school of imagination and happy talkers in dublin that teaches typically developing children alongside children with developmental delays. mitch cofounded the program with his wife charlene. >> never in a million years this is what i thought i would spend my life doing. >> reporter: charlene began to offer speech therapy for four special needs children in their pleasanton house in 2001. but mitch had no idea two years later that the nonprofit would explode to more than 100 kids with developmental delays. after a full days work in sports medicine he would come home to help charlene tackle the growing pains. >> people would come up to our

front door and say please help me. i don't foe what to do. how can you say no? so he helped me convert that dream and would work it. >> if we don't give them answers, if we don't give them some place to have hope, there is nowhere for them to go. >> reporter: over the years the school outgrew its space eight times and each time mitch was the one that went out knocking on doors to find a new space. >> we would still be in this living room right here i think if he wasn't with us. >> reporter: mitch took on the school's financing, licensing, all the business decisions so charlene could focus on the children. in 2006 he gave up sports medicine to join her full time at their school. >> it was just a mission i couldn't? switch from. >> reporter: together they built the school's permanent home. it serves more than 400 tunes a

-- 400 students a week. he says he's grateful to help students reach their full potential. like michael. >> since we found the school, i feel like the possibilities for michael are endless. >> a difference it makes for these families is all the confirmation i need that we are doing the right thing. >> reporter: so for working behind the scenes to nurture special needs children, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to mitch cigman. >> the school of imagination has a variety of programs and services available for kids. to learn more go to kpix.com and click the logo at the top of the screen and select jefferson awards to find our story on mitch. we have got some very cute kittens in the studio live. we'll meet them coming up next. ,,

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the right diet for your cat we're going to meet her in a minute can keep them healthy and active for a very long time. shows us what your cat should be eating. >> i'm not a big fan of meal fooding. and that feeding would include more wet than dry. their physiology works best when they stick to high protein foods. cats are very smell drink. and one of the things that is beneficial about what food is that the smells that are a little bit smellier than with kibble. a lot of times if i have a kitty with a low appetite, one of the things i will recommend is ocean white fish is very stinky and a lot of times can get kitties who are on the

fence about eating and eating again. a lot of times -- those would be kitties that have kidney issues or other things that are not able to work with that high protein diet. >> and if you'd like a cat too we have a couple for you right here. this is fecie and that is cicie. tell us about these babies. they are very tiny. >> they are very tiny. they are not available yet. they are actually in foster. they are just getting off the bottle. >> how long until they are ready to go? >> i would say four to five weeks. >> okay. so these are the babies of the baby's. now it's kitten season. so there is a lot of kittens around right now. tell us about that. >> they are just starting to come in. we have lots of moms now that it is mother's day today.

and some like this guy were found in the backyard so they have to be bottle fed. >> tell us about a couple events you have going on. first the mattie's adopt ton. free adoption. >> yes all animals are free. and last year we adopted over 100 animals. >> and you have a spay-neuter-a- thon going on. >> yes this is a new program. it was funded through spade. it's starting june 8th and it's free spay and neuter. in addition they get $25 per animal. >> okay good stuff. sandra with animal care and control in san francisco.

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there will be no america's p yachts practicing out on thn cisco bay this wee here's a look at this morning's top stories. there will be no america's cup boats practices this weekend. san francisco police are leading the investigation into thursday's crash that killed sailor andrew simpson. his team had just completed a normal maneuver turning away from the wind when the boat suddenly nosed dived and capsized. will is a new man at the helm of the oakland pd. shawn was sworn in as acting chief yesterday. the previous acting chief anthony toribio stepped down after two days on the job. she says her office still has hiring authority. the golden state warriors

lost that home game. three of their playoff series against the san antonio spurs. tony parker scored 32 points. tim duncan got 33. the final tally 102-92. the spurs lead the best of seven series two games to one. warriors fever taking over san francisco tomorrow on kpix live area lee is ready to welcome the team to the city. >> you talk to the convention nears in town and they are saying we are missing this arena presence. we are also of course would like the warriors to come back to san francisco. they started here and we are glad and of course they are playing exciting basketball. i think there is just a lot of excitement in our city for welcoming the warriors in this arena. and i'm excited about this design. >> also a sudden changing of the guard at opd.

three chiefs in three days. noel will join us live tomorrow morning here oncappics five. >> we are off to a bit of a foggy start at the golden gate bridge. they have heavy fog going across the span which is news inland because they have perfectly sunny skies out at pleasanton. they had a forecast high of livermore at 89. 85 at fairfield today. 81 at mountain view. and the north view will be in the upper 70s and low 80s. plenty of sun and low temperatures coming up. the week ahead will cool it off at the beginning of the week. this weekend looks nice as we head toward next weekend. students in piedmont have hooted and tweeted their way to the david letterman show in new york.

piedmont high school held its 48th annual bird calling contest yesterday. students either solo or in teams of three gave their best bird call. they were judged on the authenticity of the call, overall performance and knowledge of the birds. they were imitating three top performers to view their calls on the david letterman show. those are talents. but everyone's got to have one. >> don't look at me. >> i think you've done a pretty good job on the weather. thanks for joining us. it will be a beautiful weekend. enjoy it again. we'll be back here tomorrow morning at 7:30 and phil will be here as well. in the meantime enjoy your saturday. your next newscast is coming up at 5:30 tonight. ,,

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